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Durga Praveena MS Present Address : Assistant Professor, Department of Kannada Language and Translati CURRICULUM VITAE Name : Durga Praveena M.S. Present Address : Assistant Professor, Department of Kannada Language and Translation Studies, Dravidian University, SrinivasaVanam, Kuppam-517426, Chittor Dist, Andhra Pradesh Ph: 9441997639 E-mail: [email protected] Permanent Address : Sri Durga Nilaya, Near GHP School Padnur, P. O. Padnur -574220, Puttur, Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka Sex : Male Date of Birth : 07.01.1981 Languages Known : Kannada, Tulu, English, Hindi and Telugu Educational Qualification : Ph.D(Kannada Literature), 2008, ‘Aadhunika Kannada Sahitya Haagu Janapriyateya Prashne’ (Modern Kannada Literature and the Question of Popularity), Kannada University Hampi UGC- NET (Kannada Literature), 2004 M.A. (Kannada Literature), 2004, 72%, Kannada University Hampi Prasara Bharati All India Radio (AIR) Vani Certificate (2007) Basic Computer Knowledge Career Profile : Assistant Professor in the Department of Kannada Language and Translation Studies, Dravidian University, from 01.10.2010 till date 1 Assistant Professor in the Department of Tulu Studies, Dravidian University (31.05.2008 to 30.09.2010) Project Assistant in the project ‘Tunga Mattu Bhadra Nadigala Huttu, Paatra, Jalacharagala Vishleshanatmaka Adhyayana’, 2006, Kannada University, Hampi Casual Announcer in All India Radio (AIR) Hospet F.M. (2003 to 2008) Research Interests : Tulu Literature and Culture, Popular Literature, Popular Culture, Writings of Missionary Period (19th C), Paper Manuscripts of 19th C, Dravidian Studies, Translation Studies. Research Guidance : M. Phil and PhD Teaching Experience : PG – Six Years Ongoing Research Projects : 1. UGC Major Research Project entitled A Survey of Indian Novel Genre in Kannada Periodicals from 1981 to 2000 with Special Reference to the Conflicts of Serious Vs Popular Literature has got financial assistance of Rs.4,51,500/-, w.ef.1 July 2012. 2. Project sanctioned by Government of Karnataka “Translation of ‘The Devil Worship of the Tuluvas From the papers of Late A.C.Burnell (published in the issues of Indian Antiquery 1894-1897)’ English to Kannada” financial assistance of Rs.2,50,000/- Publications : Research Papers 1. Pracheena Tulu Sahitya mattu Manava Nisarga Sambhandha Swaroopa (Nature and Human Relationship in the Ancient Tulu Literature), Dravida Adhyayana, Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi, 2011 2. Desheeyate mattu Pracheena Malayalam Saahitya :Namma Samvedanegalannu Nirvasaahateekarisuvatta...(Translation from English to Kannada, K.M.Anil, “Nativity and Early Malayalam Literature: Towards Decolonizing Our Sensibilities...”) Dravida Adhyayana, Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi, 2011 2 3. Tulu Cinema : Grahikegalu mattu Sadhyategalu (Tulu Cinema : Perceptions and Possibilities), DravidaAdhyayana, Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi, 2010 4. Rashtreeyate, Janapriyate mattu Bharatisutara Kadambarigalu (Nationality, Popularity and the novels of Bharateesuta) In Bharateesutara Kadambarigalu mattu Samajika Sandharbha ed H.G.Shridhar, Karnataka Sahitya Academy Bangalore, 2010 5. Bassel Missionarigala Tippanigalalli ‘Bojja’ (Cremation Rituals of Tuluvas in the notes of Bassel Missioneris: translation and study of two Tulu notes of 1886) In Karnatakadalli Shavasamskara, Bandara Publications Raychur, 2009 6. Tulu cinemada tadigonji tudar (A Study related to the theme and perceptions of Tulu Movies ) In Madipu -50,special issue, Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy, 2009 7. Uri-Grama Samskritiya Sthithyantara (Transformation of Rural Culture and its Depiction in the novel Uri of KT Gatti) In Nelada Baduku (K.T Gatti Felicitation Volume), Karnataka Sangha Puttur, 2008 8. Rampannana Jokegalu–Tulu Samskriti Pallatada Ondu Nota (Study on Jokes of Rampanna and Cultural Transformation), Janapada Karnataka, Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi, 2007 Text Book Chapters 1. A story ‘Kornguda Kathe’ from the edited work ‘Tulu Panchatatra of Ranganacharya(1849)’ has been selected for the newly introduced 6th standard Tulu Text Book, 2011,published by Karnataka Text Book Society(R),Karnataka 2. Contributed one chapter titled ‘Okkalu’ (Translation of Tulu short story Okkel) to the Kannada Text Book ‘Dravida Katha Sanghama’ for UG Course (inception from academic year 2012-13) of Gulbarga University, Gulbarga, Karnataka, published by Publication Division of Gulbarga University Gulbarga, Karnataka, 2012 Book Reviews 1. Tuluva Mandaara : Mandaara Ramayanada Samskritika Ananyateya Aapta Anavarana (Article included in the felicitation volume of eminent Professor Dr. Harikrishna Bharanya) under publication 2. Published Book reviews, Pustaka Mahiti, Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi, 2004 Miscellaneous 1. “Dravida Vishvavidyalayada Kannada mattu Tulu Vibhagagala Sthoola Parichaya” (in Kannada Vaijayanti; Alva’s Vishwanudisiri Virasat 2013 Commemoration volume on 3 Bordering, Naional and External Kannada Activities ed. Taltaje Vasantha Kumara et al.); Alva’s Prakashana Moodubidire,D.K-574227; 2013 ; ISBN : 978-93-83765-06-5 2. Two Write-ups in Literary Supplement of Kannada Daily VijayaKarnataka, 2010 Translation: Translated 23 modern Tulu poems into Telugu along with Dr.Seetharam and these poems are published in Kavita Telugu literary magazine in the June 2013 issue. Creative Writing x Tulu poems are accepted for publication x Tulu poem Eli Pattuna translated into Telugu as Elakanu Pattadam and published in Kavita, literary magazine x Tulu poem Eli Pattuna translated into Tamil as Eli Piditha Kathai and published in Blogspot www.iniathendril.blogspot.com x Tulu poem Ekkaleta Moke translated into Tamil as Karappanpuchien Kaadal and published in Tamil Monthly Parivu, December 2012 x Tulu poems Eli Pattuna (Eli Piditha Kathai), Ekkaleta Moke (Karappanpuchien Kaadal), Campusd Karadi (Palkali Kazhakathukul Karadi) are included in the Tamil poetry collection “Kizhakku Merkku Kavithakal” (The Poems of East and West) Translated and Edited by Dr.T.VishnuKumaran and Mr.G.Padmanabhan, under publication Forthcoming Publications Books 1. DurgaPraveena,M.S, and Benet G.Amanna, ed. Bassel Missionarigala Tulu Tippanigalu (Unpublished Tulu Paper Manuscripts of Bassel missionaries1886 onwards) 2. DurgaPraveena,M.S, Aadhunika Kannada Sahitya Haagu Janapriyateya Prashne(Modern Kannada Literature and the Question of Popularity) 3. DurgaPraveena,M.S, and Benet G.Amanna, ed. Tulu Panchatantra (1849) of Ranganacharya (VishnuSharma’s Panchatantra in Tulu edited from the Paper Manuscripts of 1849) 4. DurgaPraveena,M.S. and Benet G.Amanna, ed. ‘Tulu Vikramarka Kathe’(Story of Vikramaditya in Tulu edited from the Paper Manuscripts of around 1900) 5. DurgaPraveena,M.S. Paaddanagalu (Translation of A.Manners Paaddanolu (1886) into Kannada.) 6. DurgaPraveena,M.S.Bhutaaraadhaneya Samskritika Padakosha (A dictionary of Bhuta Worship) 4 7. DurgaPraveena,M.S.Tulunadina Janapada Daivakosha (Annotated Bibliography of Folk Deities of Tulunadu) 8. DurgaPraveena,M.S. tr. ‘Aa Padava’(Konni Tulu Anuvada Kavitalu)’ (Translation of 23 modern Tulu poems into Telugu along with Dr.Seetharam) 9. DurgaPraveena,M.S. ‘Aakaasadangadita Amrita Phala’ (Creative writing- Tulu Poems) Organization of a National Seminar : Coordinator, A Two Day National Seminar on “Tulu, Telugu, KrishnaDevaraya : Interrelationship” with the coordination of Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy conducted on 19 and 20 May 2010 at Udupi, Karnataka. Special Lecture : A special lecture on Kannadadalli Janapriya Sahityada Parikalpane (Concept of Popular Literature in Kannada) under the programme Tingala Taranga (Series of Guest Lectures) organized by Karnataka Sangha Puttur on 26 July 2009 at Puttur, Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka Orientation Programme : Participated in the UGC Sponsored Orientation Programme conducted by the UGC Academic Staff College, University of Calicut, from 2nd March 2012 to 29th March 2012,Grade A Refresher Course : Participated in the UGC sponsored Refresher Course conducted by the Department of Folklore and Tribal Studies Dravidian University, Kuppam Research Methodology on Folkloristics from 4th February 2010 to 24th February 2010,Grade A Profession Related Responsibilities: 1. Deputy Warden for Men’s Hostel, Dravidian University, 2013-14 2. Member of the Anti-Ragging Squad for Boys, Dravidian University, 2013-14 3. National Service Scheme (NSS) Program Officer (Unit III) Dravidian University Kuppam, 2012 -13 4. (a)Co-ordinator for staff and student related socio cultural programmes of the Department 2012-13 (b)Co-ordinator for imparting soft skills to students of the Department 2012-13 5. Assistant Director, Directorate of Admissions, Dravidian University for the Academic Year 2011-12 5 6. Member of the Accommodation Committee during All India Inter University Ball Badminton (Women) Tournament organized by Dravidian University from 01.02.2014 to 05.02.2014 7. Member of the Disciplinary Committee, 2014 8. Member of the Organizing Committee of 64th Republic Day Celebrations on 26.01.2013 at Dravidian University Campus 9. Member of the Food Committee during Common Boards of Studies Meeting for introduction of CBCS system convened on 25.02.2013 and 26.02.2013 at Dravidian University Campus 10. Member of the Organizing Committee of Blood Donation Camp held on 08.11.2012 at NSS Cell, Dravidian University Campus in collaboration with Indian Red Cross Blood Bank, Chittoor Dist,A.P. 11. Member of the Committee for Confidential Work at Examinations Section from 25.12.2010 to 02.01 2011 12. Member of the committee for submission of the Dravidian University Publications to the Department of Public
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